Dead Galaxy plunges into a sprawling science-fiction future set in 2852.

The narrative opens in an era where Earth’s nations, ravaged and exhausted by centuries of devastating wars, were forced to surrender governance to interstellar resource-gathering corporations. This handover established a new galactic frontier defined by institutional corruption, forgotten laws, and deep moral decay. Tiberion Solegard, the head of the technology giant Evoke Systems, took command of the Supreme World Republic (SWR)—a structure founded by these corporations—and maintains absolute control over the galaxy through 12 centralized institutions. His power became unshakeable after he achieved immortality. This extreme consolidation of authority was partly necessitated by widespread colonial uprisings that erupted following the emergence of the Incompatibles.

The Incompatibles first arrived in 2438: an advanced alien race that, terrifyingly, could not be processed by the human brain. Any attempt by humans to perceive these invaders often resulted in instant, irreversible blindness or catastrophic loss of consciousness. They were untouchable; no known human weapon could inflict damage. Then, just as suddenly, the Incompatibles vanished, yet the chilling traces and enduring mysteries they left behind never faded.

So, what is this story about?

Inspector of the Dead Galaxy and Fugitive of the Dead Galaxy

The protagonist is Mehmet, an Inspector working for the Bioethical Oversight—one of the SWR's 12 governing bodies. Mehmet is violently jolted awake from a 400-year cryo-sleep due to a minor power grid failure. Because of this catastrophic interruption, Mehmet is afflicted with amnesia; he cannot recall his past, the reason for his slumber, or any crucial details of his life. His institution is barely functional, on the verge of collapse from rampant corruption and bribe-taking.

Mehmet’s simple goal is to collect his 400 years of accumulated pay and retire to a peaceful life. However, he is required to complete three final assignments before retirement. As he reluctantly navigates these last duties, Mehmet will find himself tearing through the veneer of the galaxy’s darkest secrets, learning brutal truths about his own past, and struggling to comprehend a universe filled with impenetrable mysteries.


Expect From This Saga:

A vast, realistic sci-fi universe (featuring intricate institutions, cults, mega-corporations, and political webs)

Entertaining side characters

Dystopian mysteries

A compelling villain 

R-rated humor and dark comedy

A lengthy, multi-part adventure series

Warning: This work contains violence, psychological tension, sexual content, and themes that may be disturbing to some readers. It is not suitable for readers under the age of 18.

Jose, Hulk, and I were wandering on the spaceship runway, looking for where our spaceship was parked.


"So you approved this facility, sir. Is that what I should understand?"


"If you only knew what happened when you were gone," Hulk began to speak. "...Mehmet harassed a Enchanced..."


"We accidentally bombed the facility..."


"We destroyed the plane while landing it..."


"That might have happened a little. Let's not say we destroyed it, but let's say we caused some damage."


"And then you gave your approval, sir? That's a very sudden decision."


"Don't worry, Jose... Did you forget that I'm the inspector here? It was a truly proper approval."


At that moment, we had reached the hangar where our spaceship was located. While I had to walk around in the atmosphere with my extremely cool space suit, Doctor Lara was only wearing a raincoat-like outfit. She had something resembling a grocery bag over her face and apparatuses resembling earplugs in her nose. She had some hologram papers in her hand and seemed to be coordinating the repair robots around the spaceship.


"Almost complete... You can go to the spaceship if you want."


"Thank you for everything," I had said as I got on the KF-15, which was named Hawk. At that moment, Lara grabbed me by the wrist and said: "No, thank you for everything, Mehmet. Especially for what you said..."


As the spaceship was taking off, I was looking down at Lara, who was watching the ship with the hologram papers in her hand. As the spaceship's jet engines started, the hologram in the woman's hand first disappeared. Then the woman began to walk slowly toward the other side of the hangar.


"So you don't know what it was that made me faint, is that it?" Jose asked while taking off. "I think you're lying from the tone of your voice, Hulk. Sir, what do you say?"


Lara walked with heavy steps to the other side of the hangar and waited for the elevator to arrive.


As the spaceship went out of the opened roof of the hangar, my eyes searched for Lara's gaze one last time.


At that moment, I saw Lara's hand move. The last thing I saw about Lara was her middle finger extended toward me. This must have meant that Lara was giving me the cold shoulder, but there was one thing Lara didn't know. And that was that I might have borrowed her private communication information without her knowing. Not the communication information she created for simple work; I had borrowed the communication information of the account she created for her online database where she saved her photos and her toys in 3D. Who am I kidding, I stole it without her knowing. So how did I do it? Have I ever told you that I am an expert at doing two things at the same time in bed?


Chapter 28 - Leaving the Bay